pelya

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[–] pelya@lemmy.world 8 points 11 hours ago (2 children)

What's the total human population again, 8 billion?

[–] pelya@lemmy.world 2 points 5 days ago (1 children)

The series is set up in ancient China, what Maomao wears normally is Chinese dress by definition.

[–] pelya@lemmy.world 5 points 6 days ago

You could build a Debian installation with user-defined list of packages since way back in 2010. It's just a bit too technical for an average spreadsheet cowboy who decided to ditch M$ Losedows.

Also, Docker does exactly what you describe, just inside the VM. There's a whole ass new position for Dockerscript coders, called devops or something. I think there should be an easy way to install Docker image onto the real hardware with no Docker inbetween too, this question deserves researching.

[–] pelya@lemmy.world 103 points 1 week ago (2 children)

Electron was discovered in 1897. If you own a textbook on chemistry which is older than that, put it up on Ebay in the antiques category.

[–] pelya@lemmy.world 4 points 1 week ago

I live in an apartment building. The liquor store is on the ground floor.

[–] pelya@lemmy.world 3 points 1 week ago

This document does not describe any new dreamy 100 gigabit network cables or switches. It's a protocol for connecting AI farms, using existing hardware.

[–] pelya@lemmy.world 13 points 1 week ago (5 children)

The ingenuity of this command is that /dev/nul does not exist, the correct path is /dev/null, however the command executes without error and creates a symlink to a non-existing path.
The only thing missing is sudo.

[–] pelya@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Eh, why? KDE and Gnome work perfectly fine installed in parallel, at least on Debian, no VM needed. You can throw in XFCE and MATE for a good measure.

[–] pelya@lemmy.world 3 points 1 week ago

A muzzle loader's cotton wad is perfectly deadly, there are multiple stories of people dying from blank shots.

[–] pelya@lemmy.world 4 points 1 week ago

At least there are separate apps, and you don't have to register your bank card with them to use maps, you don't even need to enable GPS.

[–] pelya@lemmy.world 8 points 1 week ago (4 children)

Definitely China. You go there, and you install the Baidu Maps app, because Google Maps does not work there. But it's not just maps, it also includes chat, banking, public transport tickets, and voice calls, all in a single app. Many street vendors don't even have cash, they accept Baidu payments through the app. And it's as big-brother as it gets, it immediately asks for every permission and refuses to work otherwise.

 

Google had removed my X server app from Play Store, because it was too old (is 2022 too old?)

But no more! I have recompiled it for the newest Android version and published it back. And you can use it to run GUI apps from Termux. Launch X server first, then run these commands in Termux, then switch back to X server:

pkg install x11-repo
pkg install xfce4
export DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0
export PULSE_SERVER=tcp:127.0.0.1:4713
xfce4-session

Termux now has it's own X server, my app is pretty similar, except that it's landscape by default.

 

I have mixed sour cream with Marmite to make it spread more evenly over banana, and the taste is... not good. The salt overpowers all other components. It's even worse than plain Marmite banana, because you can actually taste the banana before Marmite diffuses over your tongue. The best combination was cream banana without Marmite, to no surprise.

Marmite cream oat cookie is a surprising discovery. The overpowering saltness of Marmite is balanced by the overpowering sweetness of the oat cookie, the same way salted caramel works. I don't think the cream is even necessary, you can rub Marmite on the cookie's hard surface much easier than on the soft banana.

 

If combining two things from a fridge could be called a new recipe. It tastes good, I promise.

 

The shop also had regular sprink bottles with the same cologne, but this bottle is shaped like a fuel can, so it looked manlier to me. It contains 80% alcohol, so it's also a disinfectant and an after-shave.

 

I don't need any fancy tiling window managers. One fullscreen window per desktop, and 12 virtual desktops, that was my workflow for 10 years. Then I incorporated KDE activities into my workflow, which are exactly like virtual desktops but switched with Meta-Tab not with Ctrl-F1 - Ctrl-F12. Wonderful!

And then, Plasma devs broke it. Switching activities now puts my foreground fullscreen window (one per desktop) into background, and switches keyboard focus to the desktop. Give me back my keyboard shortcuts, and you could also rename Plasma back to KDE while you're at it, thank you very much.

At least there is a bug opened, but it's doubtful that Plasma devs will fix it before Debian 13 release. I can't even find motivation to update my OS anymore.

 

Also works for searches 'Times new roman' and 'Courier new font', but not for 'Lucida console font' or 'Dejavu sans font'.

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submitted 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) by pelya@lemmy.world to c/cooking@lemmy.world
 

Washed tomatoes and pasta

  1. Get half-kilo of fresh tomatoes, three onions, and three carrots. You can use the cheapest tomatoes for this, the heat treatment will average the taste. Wash everything. Chop onions and carrots, dump into the frying pan. Add salt.

Onions and carrots

  1. Fry diced onions and carrots in a pan, using a generous finger-thick layer of oil, preferrably olive, until the onions don't sting anymore and carrots start to soften.

Simmered tomatoes and hot pepper

  1. Cut tomatoes in 2 pieces each, you'll mash them anyway so thin slices do not matter. Dump tomatoes into the pan. Cover with a lid, cook on a slow fire for about 10 minutes until they become sauce. Mash and stir each 3 minutes so they won't burn. Cooking less will preserve taste of fresh tomatoes, cooking longer will make it taste closer to canned pasta sauce. But they won't have that taste of the can that you will get with canned tomatoes.

The secret ingredient and spices

  1. Add the secret ingredient - half-kilo of canned pork. This is an optional step - if you prefer taste over calories, it's better to prepare a separate meat dish instead. If you want to add hot pepper, add it now so it will spread uniformly.

The secret ingredient

  1. Boil pasta while tomatoes are cooking - the standard 500 gram package will do, preferably something with a lot of surface like penne so it can soak up more sauce.

  2. Dump Italian or French spice mix into the pan. Turn off the heat, let it simmer for 1 minute so the herbs will soften.

Finished pasta

  1. Dump pasta into the pan. Done! Plating is optional, you can eat it straight from the pan. And the next day you can prepare another wonderful dish - yesterday's pasta re-heated until it's crusty.
 

Lemmy Connect attempts to add ?format=webp to the image URL when loading .gif image, this makes many Lemmy servers return an error. When opening the post in the web browser, without the extra addition to the image URL, the image loads correctly.

Post where the bug is present: https://lemmy.world/post/19556846

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submitted 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago) by pelya@lemmy.world to c/imaginaryfairies@lemmings.world
 
 

I often want to copy some phrase from a post to search it on the web. Long-pressing post text minimizes this post into a single line, which is not very useful IMO, I would rather have text selection cursor like in a web browser.

 

Some studios are still releasing premium games in 2023. Undead Horde 2 is a dungeon crawler with no ads or IAP, and it costs $10.

It features 3D blocky graphics, although less blocky than Undead Horde 1. The combat is moderately paced and depends more on upgrades than on button mashing, most of the time your minions do all the fighting. There are no puzzles, just some fetch quests to progress the story.

 

I've unlocked all weapons in Vampire Survivors, and I'm too bored to grind the remaining 14 unlocks.

Please recommend me some proper, $10 up-front games.

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